Volvo released photos of a new concept coupe that is being designed to handle future autonomous tasks, such as avoiding wrecks.

The concept car is the first in a series of concept cars being released ahead of the company’s new XC90 model, which is set to debut in 2014. Under the hood, the concept car features a two-liter Drive-E gasoline engine with a supercharger and turbo, and it also uses an electric motor mounted on the rear axle. The two power sources can pump out 400 horsepower.

You’ll also find a large touch screen in the front console.

Volvo says the car is being designed with autonomous driving in mind. Future features will enable the car to autonomously avoid wrecks and make driving more comfortable. Those features likely won’t be in production models until 2014, Volvo said in a release.

“The Volvo concept coupe is no futuristic dream car. It is designed to demonstrate the capability of our new architecture: the confident stance, the proportions and the most prominent design signatures,” said Thomas Ingenlath, senior vice president of design. “Even though the all-new XC90 is an entirely different type of car, you will recognize the connection instantly when it is revealed next year.”